dump tube and flex tube
03-14-2012, 01:06 PM
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Re: dump tube and flex tube
Looks much better for sure!. I doubt the paint will stay but it doesnt look too bad.
Most likely it will chip off. Usually only professionally coated products really stay (for the most Part) Or ceramic coatings
I am glad i told you about the Turbo flex bellow there..I re-did my dumptube 3 times now cause the flex kept failing (even the turbo flex) This one is made really specifically for dumptubes. Anyone looking to recircualte there Dumptube NEEDS to use this type of Flex. I had one fall apart, and the other one failed internally. The outside looked fine but it had collapsed somewhat internally and let me tell you was quite the PIA to diagnose since it looked perfectly fine from the outside.
Most likely it will chip off. Usually only professionally coated products really stay (for the most Part) Or ceramic coatings
I am glad i told you about the Turbo flex bellow there..I re-did my dumptube 3 times now cause the flex kept failing (even the turbo flex) This one is made really specifically for dumptubes. Anyone looking to recircualte there Dumptube NEEDS to use this type of Flex. I had one fall apart, and the other one failed internally. The outside looked fine but it had collapsed somewhat internally and let me tell you was quite the PIA to diagnose since it looked perfectly fine from the outside.
Paint probably will peal off but if it slows down some rusting, even a little I suppose it's ok. I used the 500 degree paint which I know is not enough but all I could find. Next day at autoparts store I see over on a different shelf the 2000F paint. Woops, oh well that one probably would have come off eventually too.
Well here they are all wrapped up in header wrap. Installed on the car yesterday.
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